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New public procurement law published today takes effect in October
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New public procurement law published today takes effect in October

Correio da Manhã4 September 2026 at 13:11

A new public procurement law was published today and will take effect in October. The revision aims to simplify, clarify, and update the rules applicable to public procurement. According to the article, difficulties currently persist in this area. The text does not specify which entities were involved in drafting the law or provide additional details about its contents.

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